St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-08
THESE ARE OFFENDERS
Whom the Grand Jury Indicted
County Institutions IuSDeCted.


County Institutions Inspected.
The grand jury made its report yes
terday morning. 1t found the Jail in as
good condition as the inadequate facili-
ties will permit it to be. In the county
hospital the jury finds order, cleanli-
ness and great care in the keeping of
every department. It,adYiSeS improve
ment;Nin the way of drainage and venti-
lation. 1t finds the reform school in
good condition and excellent order
among the inmates under the supervision
of Supt. Brown, but the jury think
something should be done to relieve the
OyercrOwded condition of the sleeping
apartments. The work house is in good
condition, with sanitary regulations, but
the water supply is inadequate in case
of fire. The poor farm is in the most
perfect condition and the duties of the
master. Mr.. Mills, are well performed.
The following indictments were found
by the jury:
Charles W. Kent is indicted for lar
ceny, i'll embeZZling $3.50 from Mrs &.
NJ. Delamater while acting as her attor-
ney.
Charles Anderson is indicted for as
sault i'll the second degree for an as
sault upon Jacob Berge with heavy
club.
r. E. Day is indicted for forgery in
the second degree for writing a false
note for So drawn OH r. Y. Pratt.
Frank Mclaughlin is indicted for
grand larceny for stealing an Overcoat
valued at $40 from George Hays.
William Simpson and John Lafond
are indicted for grand larceny in the
first degree for highway robbery, being
charged with taking gold watch val
ued at $50 from Otto p. Johnson.
James Clark, accused of stealing
money and notes from the shop of
Charles Lang, is indicted for grand lar
ceny i'll the second degree.
An Indictment is found against Oscar
c. VOORHEES, for falsely representing
himself to be Robert c. VOORHEES, i'll a
real estate transaction.
John Mugard, charged with stealing a
pair of trousers from SephainS Melby,
is indicted for grand larceny in the sec
one degree.
Edward Brown, charged with stealing
a diamond pin valued at S15 from Will
lam BaHholzer, was indicted for grand
larceny.
Philip Hopkins is indicted for grand
larceny. He is charged with stealing a
bolt of cloth from the store of John
Picha.
Charles Mcdonald and Louis Mahube
are indicted for grand larceny in the
second degree. They are charged with
stealing a quantity of poultry from the
market of Louis EiSenmenger.
Dan McCauley and William Aarris are
indicted for grand larceny in the second
degree. They are charged with stealing
wearing apparel from various persons
to the amount of $40.
William Gordon is indicted for forgery
in the second degree for writing a false
note on the Second National bank, to
which was attached the signature Of p.
V. Dwyer X Bro.
James Casey and Henry Jones, charged
with stealing a check and one overcoat
from the Office of Scribner d Libby, are
indicted for grand larceny in the first
degree.
James Ambrose is indicted for forgery
in the second degree. He is charged
with forging a check for 1925 on the
Second National bank and signed by 3.
K. Mum Il Co.
Richard Ker. charged with an assault
with intent to do bodily harm, is Indicted
for assault in the second degree.
John Slattery, charged With stealing
81 from John Carlson last October. is III
dicted for grand larccuy in thH second
degree.